Green energy comes to the Port of Victoria!

Exciting news for the Port of Victoria! First Ammonia is planning to create one of the world's first commercial-scale green ammonia production facilities using renewable solar and wind power. This project will not only create jobs but also reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A lease agreement entered into between Victoria County Navigation District and Vitis Energy will see the coming up of the Portside Energy Center very soon. If the project comes to fruition, the Energy Center will have 40 megawatts of clean energy generation and 80-megawatt hours of storage capacity through onsite solar panels and batteries. The total buildout of this project is expected to be 90 million and would bring 150 to 100 temporary construction jobs to the region.

Green energy comes to the Port of Victoria!

Renewable energy, such as solar and wind, can be used to generate electricity that can power homes and communities. In addition, these energy projects located at the port could provide direct green energy to various projects, such as electric vehicle charging stations, lighting systems, and other infrastructure. Vitis Energy is a company that employs cost-effective technologies and creates energy storage solutions that reduce costs, improve power reliability and enhance sustainability. The company utilizes state-of-the-art tools to better manage energy demand, and maximize energy savings across multiple customer facilities through the use of energy management software. Learn more about how the Port's Texas Logistics Center attracted Vitis Energy and First Ammonia, for more information you can also contact the Port today or visit, www.tx-lc.com, www.texaslogisticscenter.com, or www.PortofVictoria.com.